Sydney International Exhibition. 




OPENED SEPTEMBER 17, 1879. 



UNITED STATES COURT 

OFFICIAL CATALOGUE 



EXHIBITS 



ISSUED BY AUTHORITY OF THE COMMISSIONERS. 



SYDNEY: 

PRINTED FOR THE COMMISSIONERS BY 

GIBBS, SHALLARD, & CO., PITT STREET NORTH. 

1879. 






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Hon. CHEISTOPHER C. COX, M.D., LL.D., 

Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the United States 

TO THE Australian Exhibitions, at Sydney and Melbourne, 

1879, 1880. 

Hon. 0. M. SPENCER, 

Consul-General of Australasia ; P-residing Officer, and Com- 
missioner OF THE United States to the Australian 
Exhibitions. 

AUGUSTUS MORRIS, 

Honorary Commissioner of the United States to the Sydney 
AND Melbourne Exhibitions. 

Hon. S. p. LORD, 

Acting Vice-Consul-General of Australasia, and Honorary 

Coivimissioner of the United States at the Australian 

Exhibitions of Sydney and Melbourne. 

Hon. EDWARD H. WILLIAMS, M.D., 

Honorary Commissioner of the United States to the Australian 
Exhibitions. 

S. WEBSTER BRADFORD, A.M., 

Secretary to the United States Commission. 

WILLIAM PERCY TILGHMAN, 

Assistant Secretary and Private Messenger to the 
United States Commission. 



INDEX TO DEPARTMENTS. 



DEPAETMENT I. 

Pages 
Mining, Metallurgy, and their Products .. .. 1,2 



DEPABTMENT II. 

Manufactures . . . . . . . . . . ' . . 3-23 

DEPARTMENT III. 
Education and Science . . . . . . . . . . 24-27 

V 

DEPARTMENT IV. 
Art .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 28,29 

DEPARTMENT V. 

Machinery .. .. .. .. .. .. 30-3G 

DEPARTMENT VI. 
Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . 37-46 



II<rDE!X 



CATALOGUE OF AMERICAN EXHIBITORS. 



Averill Chemical Paint Co. 


Page 
4 


Crew, Moore, and Levick 


Page 
3 


Abendroth, Bros. . . 9, 


19, 29 


Cushing and Brunt 


3 


Arnold and Block 


. 12 


California Paint Co. 


4 


Aiken, Lambert, and Co. 


. 13 


Carter, Dinsmore, and Co. 


. 4, 14 


American Gold Lead Pencil Co. 


13 


Crane and Brigham 


. -6 


American Novelty Co, . . 


. 14 


Collender, H. W. 


6 


American Absorptive Pad Co, . 


. 15 


Cresswell. David S. 


. 9,19 


Abbot, Downing, and Co. 


. 21 


Colby Wringer Co. 


. 10 


Adams, P., 


. 22 


Collins, A. M 


. 15 


Althouse Windmill Co. . . 


. 46 


Cheseborough and Co. . . 


. 16 


American Watch Co. 


. 25 


Cheney, H 


. 17 


Ansonia Clock Co. 


. 25 


Collins and Co 


. 17 


Anthony, E. and H. T... 


. 28 


Cook, E., and Sons 


.- 20 


Ames Plow Co. .. 35, 41, 


43,45 


Cortland Waggon Co. . . 


. 22 


AllenandCo., J. H. .. 


. 41 


Condie and Patton 


. 22 






Cowperthwaite and Co. . . 


. 24 


Bridgeport Brass Co, 


2 


Chickering and Sons 


. 26 


Brooklyn White Lead Co. 


4 


Cleveland Steam Gauge Co. 


. 31 


Biunswick, fealke, and Co. 


6 


Cobb and Drew 


. 32 


Barrow Savery Co. 


. 9, 10 


Copeland and Bacon 


. 36 


Brinkerhoff, Turner, and Co. . 


. 12 


Cook, J. W. V. 


. 37 


Blabon, G. W., and Sons 


. 12 


Coleman, W. T., and Co. 


37, 38 


Belding Brothers 


. 13 


Cummings, T. , and Co. . . 


. 38 


Brown, F. 


15 


Campbell, G 


. 41 


Bartholomew, G. W. and H. S. 


17 


Carr and Hobson 41,43, 


44, 45 


Boynton, E. M 


17 


Cohu, A. B 42, 


43, 46 


Boylston, F. 


. 21 


Chadborn and Coldwell Manu 


- 


Boyle, F 


22 


facturing Co. . . 


43 


Bruce New York Type Foundry, 


24,34 


Charter Oak Lawn Mower Co. . 


. 43 


Bridgeport Organ Co. . . 


26 






Bancroft, A. L. and Co. 


28 


Douglas, E., and Co. . . 


4 


Blake, G. F. , Manufacturing Co 


?.5 


Douglas Axe Manufacturing Cc 


). 17 


Breidt and Willi 


40 


Dietz, E, E 


9 


Bradley and Co 


• ><^ 


Demorest, Madame 


. 15 






Dunbar, Hobart, and Whidden . 


. 15 


Creagin and Shearin 


2 


Dundas, Dick, and Co. . . 


. 16 


Cameron, E. W., and Co. 


3 


Disston, H. and Sons . . 


. 17 


Colgate and Co. 


3, 5 


Douglass Manufacturing Co. . 


. 18 


Cook and Pulver 


3 


Durrie, Horace & Co. 18, 30, 


42, 44 



Page 

Dole and Osgood 22 

Dana Bickford Knitting Machine 

Co 33 

Davis Serving Machine Co. . . 33 

Daughadaj, J. W., and Co. . . .34 

Dundgeons, H. A,, . . . . 35 

Degran, kymer, and Co. . . 36 

Deere, J., and Co, .. .. 43 

Empire Refining Co. . • . . 4 

Estey and Co . . 26 

Edgemoor Iron Works . . 27 28, 36 

Enterprise Manufacturing Co. 30, 32, 

33, 36, 45 

Frazer's Axle Grease Co 
Fox, H. S., and Co 
Fischer, J. S. 
French and Co 
Fish Brothers 
Fairbanks and Co. 
Fay, J. A. , and Co. 
First and Pryibil 

Guittard, E. , and Co 

Gill, T 

Green, G. G. 

Gardener and Co. 

Gorham Manufacturing Co. 

Gleason, E. P., Manufacturing Co. 9 

Gifford and Beech . . 10, 23, 35 

Graham and Haines 18, 32, 42, 44 

20 
30 
31, 32 
33 
34 
34 
35 
40 
43 
44 




Globe Nail Co 

Goodell and Waters 
Gregory, H. P., and Co. 
Gordon and Gotch 
Golding and Co. . . 
Gardener, G. H. . . 

Gould Pump Co 

Gitson, G. , and Sons 
Godell Manufacturing Co. 
Graham, Emlen, and Passmor 

Hauthaway, C. L., and Sons . 

Heuter Brothers . . 

Hall and Euckel . . 

Hinckley, Ezra . . 

Hobbs, Brockunier, and Co. 

Holbrook, E. W., and Co. 

Hartshorn, S. 

Heifer, Anton 

Houghton, E. F., and Co. 

Hoe, E, and Co 

Hoopes and Towusend . . 
Hooker, H., and Co. 
Hill, J. E., and Co. 
Howe Scale Co. . . 
Herring, S. C, and Co, . . 
Harris and Co. . . 



4 
4 
6 
7 
8 

10, 12 
11 
14 
16 
18, 34 
20 
22 
23 
25 
27 
29 



Page 
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine 

Co 33 

Hartford Steam Pump Co. . . 35 

Hardick, C. B 35 

Higganum Manufacturing Co. 35, 42, 

45,46 

Howe, Badcock, and Co. . . 45 



Ilsley, Doubleday, & Co, 

Ives Patent Lamp Co. 

Ives and Co. 

Ives & Miller 

Ithaca Calendar Clock Co 

Johns Manufacturing Co 
Jackson, W. H., and Co 
Justi, H. S. 
James and Holstrum 



Kearey Brothers . . 

Kelly, T 

Keystone Bridge Co. 
Kimball & Kimball 
Kennedy, W. S. . . 
Kimball, W. S. . . 
Kingsford, T., and Co. . 
Kraft, J. G,, and Co. . 
Kewanee Manufacturing 
Kuntz, W. F., and Co. . 

Lucas, John, and Co. . 
Langley, C. , and Co. 
Lanman and Kemp 
Louderback, E. . . 
Lane, Gale, and Co. 
Lockwood, H. . . 
Lowery & Co, 



38 
9 
18 
20 
26 



2, 4, 12 
11 
16 
27 



22 
24 
28, 36 



Co, 



M'Knabb, Harlin, and Co 
Moller and Schuman . 
McKesson and Bobbins . 
Meriden Britannia Co, 
Meriden FHnt Glass Co, 
Mott, J. L. 
Miller, E., and Co. 
Mitchell, Vance, and Co 
Macdonald, T. E. 
Metropolitan Washing Machine 

Co 

Morrisson and Hutchinson 
McCallum, Crease, and SIi an 
Morgan's, Enoch, Sons.. 
McCoy, J. F., and Co. . . 
Miller, D. K. , Lock Company 
Mason and Hamlin 
Miles Alarm Till Co. 
McKellar, Smith, and Jordan 

Matthews, S. J 

Morningstar, C. , and Co. 



31 
37 
39 
39, 40 
37, 39 
46 
40 

5 

6 

6 

11 

18 
24 
38 



o 

16 

8 

8 

29 

,19 

10 

11 

11 
12 
J3 
19 
20 
20 
27 
27 
34 



39,40 



INDEX. 



Page 
Miller, G. W. and C. K. . . 40 
Mittelsdorf and Co. . . . . 4() 
Meyers and Erwien . , . . 42, 44 
McCormick, C. H. and J. L. . . 44 
McCormick, E. H 44 

New York Silicate Book and Slate 
Co 1 

National School Furniture Co. , . 7 
National Wire Mattress Co. . . 7 
New Jersey Eubber Co. . . . . 21 

New Haven Carriage Co. . . 22 

New England Organ Co. . . 27 

National Tube Co 34 

Nason Manufacturing Co. . . 35 

New York State Wool Growers' 

Association 
New Jersey Sulky Plow Co. 
New York Plow Co. 

Oliver, E 

Osborne, C. S., and Co.. . 
Oscillating Pump Co. . . 
Openheimer, S. . . 
Osborne, D. M., and Co. 



Pratt, D. C 

Pease, F. S 

Pacific Rubber Paint Co. 
Paton, R., and Sons 
Purdy and Huntington Co. 
Philadelphia Novelty Co. 
Pope Manufacturing Co. 
Porter and Coates 
Peloubet, Pelton, and Co. 
Prang, L., and Co. 
Putnam Machine Co. 

Parker Tool Co 

Page, R. , and Co. 
Page, E. W., and Son . . 
Portland Packing Co. . . 
Pitt's Agricultural Works 



•7, 



Restorff, Betman, and Co. . . 5 

Reed and Barton 8 

Russell & Erwin Manufacturing 

Co 11,19,20,29 

Rumpp, C. F. 
Rogers, John, and Co. 
Root Manufacturing Co 
Rodgers, C. B. . . 
Rowley and Hermance 
Rogers, H. P. 
Rumsey and Co. . . 
Rowlands,' T., Sons 



Stamford Manufacturing Co. . 
Simpson, Hall, Miller, and Co. 
Sharp, P. L 



Page 

St. Louis Stamping Co. . . . . 10 

Seymour, T. , Scott, and Brother 13 

Schlesinger and Co. . . . . 14 

Spence, A. S., and Co. .. .. 15 

Smith's, J. v., Manufacturing Co. 15 
Stanley Rule and Level Co. 

Sheldon and Go 20 

Silver Lake Co 21 

Studebaker Brothers .. 22, 46 

Stoddart, P. M., and Co. . . 24 

Smith, H. B., Machine Co. .. 31 

Sellars, W., and Co 31 

Sandborn, G. H .34 

Simpson, M'Intire, and Co. . . 37 

San Jose Fruit Preserving Co. 39 

Sheble and Fisher . . . . 42 



Thurber, H. K., and F. 
3, 37, 
Thompson and Bedford. . 
Tildeu and Stokes 
Tetlow, H., and Bro. . . 
Tucker Manufacturing Co. 
Taussig, A. , and Co. 
Taussig and Gross 

Tarrant and Co 

Trump, Bros, 
Thomas, Seth, and Co. . . 
Taylor and Farley Organ Co, 
Tannite Manufacturing Co. 
Taylor, B. C 



Union Stove Works 
Uuion Tube Co. . . 
U. S. Wind Engine and Pump 
Co 



Van Kleeck, Clark, & Co. 5, 7, 

Van Wagoner and Williams 
Vennedy, D. L. . . 
Vermont Wool Growers' Associa 
tion . . 



Williams, C, and Sons . . 
Wade, H, D., and Co. . . 
Walter and Fielding 
Winchester, G. F. 
Woods, Sheerwood, and Co 
Wamsutta Mills Co. 
Whittenton Manufacturing Co 
Wilson and Fennimore . . 
Winchester Repeating Arms . , 
Warner, W. R., and Co. 

White, S. S 

Weed and Becker Manufacturing 

Co 

Woepper and Co. 
Waterbury L., and Co . . 
Wellington Bros., and Co. 



39,40 

5 

5 

6 

7 

14 

14 

16 

19, 31 

26 

27 

32 

44 

9 
84 

46 

15 
11 

32 

41 

1 
5 
5 
7 

10 
12 
12 
15 
15 
16 
17 

19 
20 
21 
21 



INDEX. 





Page 


■ 


Page 


Washburn and Moen Manufac- 




Whittier Machine Co. . . 


.. 36 


turing Co. . . 


21 


Whitney, A., and Sons . . 


3(i 


Waterbury Clock Co 


■2{j 


Waters, E., and Sou .. 


3G 


Western Union Telegraph Co. . . 


2(3 


Watson and M'Gill 


.. 39 


Waters, Horace . . 


20 


Williams, T. C 


. . 39 


Weber, Philip 


28 


Wilson, W. J., and Co. . . 


40 


Wetherby, Kugg and Richardson 


31 


Weiss, G. A., and Co. .. 


40 


Woods, S. A. , Machine Co. . . 


ni 


Willow Spring Distilling Co. 


.. 41 


Wiley and Eussell Manufacturiug 




Wayne Agricultural Co. . . 


.. 43 


Co 


.32 


Wood, Walter A 


.. 44 


White Sewing Machine Co. 


B3 


Woodin, L. H 


.. 46 


Wilcox and Gibbs' Sewing 




Wyeth, J., & Bro. 


16 


Machine Co. 


33 






Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing 




Yale Lock Manufacturing Co. 


.. 11 


Machine Co. 


3?. 


Yerkes and Plumb 


19 



1879. 



UNITED STATES COURT. 



DEPARTMENT I.— MINING, METALLURGY, 
AND THEIR PRODUCTS. 

GROUP— Minerals, Ores, Building Stone, and 
Mining Products, 

Class 102. 
D. C. PRATT, New York City. 

NO. 

1 Roofing and School Slates 

2 Pocket Book Slates 

3 Memo. Slates 

NEW YORK SILICATE BOOK AND SLATE CO, New 
York City. 

4 Roofing and School Slates 

5 Pocket Book Slates 

6 Quartz, Crystal, Silica, Stone, and Mineral Slates 

7 Memo. Slates 

8 Minute, Journal, and Merchants' Slates 

CHAS. WILLIAMS & SONS, Philadelphia, Penn. 

9 Marbleized Slate Mantel — Spanish 
10 „ „ Plymouth 



11 
12 
13 
14 



Spanish and Green 

Egyptian 

St. Ann's and Black 

Tennessee 



2 UNITED STATES COUET. 

Class 103. 

CKEAGIN & SHEARIN, San Francisco, Cal. 

15 Patent Cement, for mending plates, glass, &c. 

H. W. JOHNS' MANUFACTURING CO., New York City. 

16 Asbestos Retort Cement 

GROUP— Metallurgical Products. 

Class 114. 

BRIDGEPORT BRASS CO., Bridgeport, Conn. 

17 Brass Castings 

18 Brass Ware 

M'KNABB, HARLIN, & CO., New York City. 

19 Brass Castings 

20 Nickel Ware 

21 Brass Ware 



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DEPARTMENT II.— MANUFACTURES. 

GROUP— Chemicals. 

Class 200. 

E. GUITTARD & CO., San Francisco, California. 

22 Baking Powders 

H. K. & F. B. THURBER, New York City. 

23 Yeast Powders 

Class 201. 
R. W. CAMERON & CO., New York City. 

24 Mineral Oil 

COLGATE & CO., New York City. 

25 Fancy Soaps 

COOK & PULVER, Albany, New York. 

26 Albany Lubricating Compound, with cups 

CREW, MOORE, & LEVICK, Philadelphia, Penn. 

27 Mineral Oil 

28 Economic Oil 

29 Lubricating Oil 

30 Lard Oil 

31 Natural Heavy Oil 

32 Golden Machine Oil 

33 Stella Burning Oil 

GUSHING & BRUNT, New York City. 

34 Machinery Oil 

FRAZER'S AXLE-GREASE CO., New York City. 

35 Axle Grease 

THOMAS GILL, Brooklyn, N.Y. 

36 Borax Soaps 

Class 201. 
ILSLEr, DOUBLED AY & Co., New York City. 

37 Bottled Samples of Machinery Oil 

38 „ „ Neatsfoot „ 



4 UNITED STATES COURT. 

39 Bottled Samples of Tanner's Oil 

40 „ „ Whale „ 

41 „ „ Signal „ 

42 ,, ,, Sperm „ 

43 „ ,, Lard „ 

44 Axle Grease 

F. S. PEASE, Buffalo, N.?. 

45 Lubricating Oil 

Class 202. 

AVERILL CHEJ^nCAL PAINT CO., New York City. 

46 Paints — Ready Mixed 

47 Sample Card of Shades 

BROOKLYN WHITE LEAD CO., Brooklyn, N.Y. 

48 Samples of White Lead in Oil 

CALIFORNIA PAINT CO., San Francisco, Cal. 

49 Averill Mixed Paints 

CARTER, DINSMORE & CO., New York City. 
60 Writing Inks 

R. DOUGLAS & CO., New York City. 

51 Patent Illuminating Oil 

EMPIRE REFINING CO., New York City. 

52 Kerosene Oil 

C. L. HAUTHAWAY & SONS, Boston, Mass. 

53 Blacking for Boots and Shoes 

54 „ Harness 

55 Oil 

HEUTER BROS., San Francisco. 

66 Varnishes 

n, W. JOHNS' MANUFACTURING CO., New York City. 

67 Asbestos Liquid Paint 

58 „ Roof Paint 

59 „ Fire Proof Paint 



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JOHN LUCAS & CO., PhUadelphia, Penn. 

60 Paints, Liquid and Dry, all colors 

61 Varnishes 

62 White Lead 

MOLLBR & SCHUMAN, Brooklyn, N.Y. 

63 Varnishes 

64 Lacquers 

65 Wood Fillers 

PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT CO., San Francisco, Cal. 

66 Paints 

67 White Lead 

RESTORFF, BETMAN & CO., New York City. 

68 Blacking for Boots and Shoes 



Class 202. 
STAMFORD MANUFACTURING CO., Stamford, Conn. 

69 Extract of Logwood 

70 „ Flavin 

THOMPSON AND BEDFORD, New York City. 

71 Lubricating Oil 

TILDEN AND STOKES, New York City. 

72 Varnishes 

73 Lacquers 

VAN KLEECK, CLARK AND CO., New York City. 

74 Writing Inks 

H. D. WADE AND CO., New York City. 

75 Printing Inks 

WALTER AND FIELDING, New York City. 

76 Kalsomimes 

Class 203. 

COLGATE AND CO., New York City. 

77 Perfumery 



6 UNITED STATES COURT. 

CRANE AND BRIGHAM, San Francisco, California. 

78 Flavouring Extracts 

79 Florida Water 

80 Bay Rum 

H. S. FOX AND CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

81 Toilet Powders — Secret of Beauty and Oriental Balm 

a. G-. GREEN, Woodbury, New Jersey. 
81a Proprietary Medicines 

HALL AND RUCKEL, New York City. 

82 Sozodont (Tooth Powder) 

LANMAN AND KEMP, New York City. 

83 Florida Water 

84 Oriental Hair Tonic 

CHAS. LANGLEY AND CO., San Francisco, Cal. 

85 Flavouring Extracts 

86 Ginger 

McKESSON AND ROBBINS, New York City. 

87 Pei-fumery 

H. TETLOW AND BRO., Philadelphia, Pa. 

88 Perfumery and Face Whites, Rouges, &c. 

YOUNG, LADD & COFFIN, New York City. 

89 Perfumery and Toilet Articles 



GROUP.— Furniture and Objects of General Use in 
Construction and in Dwellings. 

Class 217. 

BRUNSWICK, BALKE AND CO., Chicago, 111. 

90 Billiard Tables (American and English). 

91 „ Cues 

92 Cue Racks 

93 Game Markers 

H. W. COLLENDER, New York City. 

94 Billiard Tables (American and English) 

95 „ Cues 

96 Cue Racks 

97 Game Markers 



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GARDENER AND CO., New York City. 

98 Chairs, Patent Perforated Wood 

99 Settees, Wood 

EZRA HINCKLEY, San Francisco, Cal. 

100 Household Furniture 

101 Bedsteads 

102 Wire Spring Mattresses 

NATIONAL SCHOOL FURNITURE CO., New York City. 

103 Three Double Pearl Desks 

104 Two Study Desks 

105 One Double-Back Seat Desk 

106 Two Teachers' Desks 

107 One Blackboard 

NATIONAL WIRE MATTRESS CO., New Britain, Conn. 

108 Wire Mattresses 

ROBERT BATON AND SONS, New York City. 

109 School Furniture 

110 Study Desks 

111 Double-Back Seat Desks 

112 Blackboards 

113 Teacher's Desks 

TUCKER MANUFACTURING CO., Boston, Mass. 

114 One Iron Bed Wire Mattress 

115 One Iron Bed Royal Mattress 

116 One Iron Bed Iron Bottom 

117 One Iron Bed Wire „ 

118 One Wire Mattress 

119 One Royal Mattress 

120 One Canvas Cot 

VAN KLEECK, CLARK AND CO., New York City. 

121 Peerless Arm Rests for Chairs 

G. F. WINCHESTER, Ashburnham, Mass. 

122 Chairs 

123 Settees 

124 Wood Ware 



UNITED STATES COURT. 





Class 218. 


aORHAM MANUFACTURING CO., Providence, R.I. 


125 
126 


Solid Silver Ware of the finest finish, comprising — 
Tea and Coffee Services 


127 
128 


Cups 
Pitchers 


129 
130 
131 


Trays 

Spoons 

Knives 


132 


Butter Plates 


133 


Tureens 


134 


Epergnes, &c. 


lIOBBS, BROCKUNIER & CO., Wheeling West, Va. 


135 
136 


Glasswork, comprising — 
Pitchers 


137 


Bowls 


138 


Dishes 


139 


Tumblers 


140 
141 


Glass Lamps 
Small Glasses, &c. 




MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO., Meriden, Conn. 


142 


Silver Plated Ware 


143 


Tea and Coffee Services 


144 


Castors 


145 


Tureens, &c. 




MERIDEN FLINT GLASS CO., Meriden, Conn. 


146 


Glass Toilet Sets 


147 


Cut Glass Pitchers * 


148 


Vases 


149 


Butter Dishes * ^ 




REED AND BARTON, Taunton, Mass. 


150 


Silver Plated Ware 


151 


Coffee and Tea Services 


152 


Ornaments 


153 
154 
155 


Epergnes 

Spoons 

Forks 


156 


Knives, &c. 



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Class 218. 

SIMPSON, HALL, MILLEK, AND CO., New York City. 

157 Silver Plated Ware 

158 Tea and Coffee Services 

159 Castors 

160 Tureens 

161 Butter Coolers 

162 Pickle Frames 

163 Epergnes 

164 Forks 

165 Knives 

Class 222. 

ABENDROTH BROTHERS, New York City. 

166 Cooking Stoves 

167 Cooking Ranges 

BARROW S A VERY CO. (Limited), Philadelphia, Penn. 

168 Ranges 

DAVID S. CRESSWELL, Philadelphia, Penn. 

169 One Hotel Range 

170 „ Eagle Range 

J. L. MOTT, New York City. 

171 Stoves 

172 Ranges 

P. L. SHARP, New York City. 

173 Gas Stoves 

174 Oil „ 

UNION STOVE WORKS, New York City 

175 Cooking Ranges 

176 ., Stoves 

Class 223. 
R. E. DIETZ, New York City. 

177 Lamp Globes 

IVES PATENT LAMP CO., New York City. 

178 Patent Non-explosive Lamps 

E. P. GLEASON, MANUFACTURING CO. 

179 Gas Fitting Materials 



10 UNITED STATES COURT. 

E. W. HOLBROOK & CO., New York City. 

180 Lamp Wicks 

E. MILLER & CO., Meriden Conn. 

181 Bronzed Kerosene Lamps, Oil Cans 

MITCHELL VANCE & CO., New York City. 

182 Chandeliers of ornamental Brass and Bronze 

183 Lamps of ,, „ 

Class 224. 

BARROW SAYERY CO. (Limited) Philadelphia, Penn. 

184 Kitchen Utensils 

185 Clothes Boilers 

186 Fire Irons 

187 Nut Roasters 

E. OLIYER, New York City. 

188 Wire Goods 

189 Coffee Pots 

190 Wire Baskets 

St. LOUIS STAMPING CO., St. Louis, Mo. 

191 Granite Iron Ware, comprising — 

192 Coffee and Tea Sets 

193 Pans 

194 Dishes 

195 Kitchen Utensils 

WOODS, SHEERWOOD, & CO., Lowell, 

196 Wire Baskets 

197 ,, Stands for flowers. 

198 „ Brackets 

199 Castors 

200 Cake Baskets 

201 Epergnes 

Class 225. 
COLBY WRINGER CO., Waterbury, Yt. 

202 Colby improved Clothes Wringers 

GIFFORD & BEECH, New York City. 

203 Laundry Table, open top 

204 Ironing Boards 

C. F. A. HENRICHS, New York City. 

205 Lamp Goods of all kinds 



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T. E. MACDONALD, New York. 

206 Washing Machines 

METROPOLITAN WASHING MACHINE CO., 

New York City. 

207 Doty's Washing Machines 

208 Universal Clothes Wringer 

Class 227. 
S. HARTSHORN, Philadelphia, Penn. 

209 Self-acting Window Shades 

E. LOUDERBACK, Philadelphia, Penn. 

210 Rustic Window Shades 

ROBERT PATON AND SONS, New York City. 

211 School Furniture 

212 „ Desks 

213 „ Chairs, &c. 

Class 227. 
WM. H. JACKSON & CO., New York City. 

214 Electro Bronzed Grates and Fenders 

215 Nickeled 

RUSSELL & ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO., 
New Britain, Conn. 

216 Locks for Residences and Public Buildings 

217 Furniture for Doors and Windows 

218 Ornamental Bronzed Iron Castings 

219 Real Bronze Castings 

220 Steel, Bronze, Nickel, and Gilt Fire Irons 

221 Iron and Brass Padlocks 

222 Iron Wood Screws 

223 Brass „ 

224 Nickel-plated Wood Screws 

VAN WAGONER & WILLIAMS, New York City. 

225 Builders' Hardware 

226 Locks 

227 Door Springs 

YALE LOCK MANUFACTURING CO., Stamford, Conn. 

228 Patent Yale Locks 

229 Bronze Door Fittings 



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Class 228. 
H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING CO., New York City. \ 
230 Asbestos Roof Coating ! 



231 



Sheathinof 



232 


, Cement Felting 


233 
234 
235 
236 
237 


, Lining Felt 
, Steam Packing 
, Concrete Coating 
, Fire-proof Coating 
, „ Gloves 




Class 230. 



BRINKERHOFF, TURNER, & CO., New York City. 

238 Cotton Duck 

239 Polhemus Sail Twine 

E. W. HOLBROOK, New York City. 

240 Maple Grove Shirtings 

241 Kenesaw Duck 

242 White Star Carpet Warp 

243 Peerless Warp, from Middling Cotton 

WAMSUTTA MILLS CO., New Bedford, Mass. 

244 Calicoes 

245 Shirtings 

246 Sheetings 

WHITTENTON MANUFACTURING CO., Taunton, Mass. 

247 Shirtings 

248 Cotton Fabrics 

Class 233. ; 

! 
ARNOLD & BLOCK, Philadelphia, Penn. 

249 Ready-made Linen Shirts | 

MORRISSON & HUTCHINSON, New York City. i 

250 Ready-made Linen Shirts \ 



Class 234. 

G. W. BLABON & SON, Philadelphia, Penn. 
251 Oil-cloth 



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Class 234. 
T. SEYMOUR, SCOTT, & BRO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

252 Papoleum (Patent Floor Cloth) 

253 Waterproof Building Paper 

254 Packing Paper and Envelopes 

GROUP— Woven and Felted Goods of Wool and Mixture 
of Wool. 

Class 239. 
McCALLUM, CREASE, & SLOAN, Philadelphia, Penn. 

255 Carpets 

GROUP— Silk and Silk Fabrics, and Mixtures in which 
Silk is the predominating Material. 

Class 243. 
BEEDING BROS., San Francisco, Cal. 

256 Machine Silk Twist 

257 Button-hole „ 

258 Skein Silk 

259 Embroidery Silk 

260 Twisted Silk in gum 

261 Raw Silk, &c. 

GROUP— Clothing, Jewelry, and Ornaments, Travelling 
Equipments. 

Class 253. 

AIKEN, LAMBERT, & CO., New York City. 

262 Gold Pens 

263 „ Pencils 

264 ,, Pencil Charms 

265 „ Pen and Pencil Cases 

AMERICAN GOLD LEAD PENCIL CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

266 Gold Pens 

267 „ Pencils 

PURDY & HUNTINGTON CO., Limited, New York City. 

268 Celluloid Jewelry 

269 „ Combs 



270 


„ Brushes 


271 


„ Piano Keys 


272 


Billiard Balls 


273 


,, Cane Handles 


274 


„ Pen and Pencil Cases 



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275 Celluloid Hat Linings 

276 ,, Carriage Trimmings 

277 „ Dental Plates 

A. TAUSSIG & CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

278 Jewelry 

TAUSSIG & GROSS, PhUadelphia, Perm. 

279 Imitation Jewelry 

Class 254. 

ANTON HELPER, Philadelphia, Penn. 

280 Toys 

281 Novelties 

AMERICAN NOVELTY CO., New York City. 

282 Toys 

283 Novelties 

284 Fancy Articles 

285 Toys 

286 Novelties 

287 Fancy Articles 

PHILADELPHIA NOVELTY CO., PhUadelphia, Penn. 

288 Patent Hay Lifts 

289 Combination Garden Tools 

290 Patent Fountain Pens 

291 Mining Knives 

SCHLESINGER AND CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

292 Tin Toys 

293 Mechanical Novelties 

Class 255. 
C. F. RUMPP, Philadelphia. 

294 Leather Dressing Cases 

295 Leather Pocket Books 

296 Leather Satchels 

297 Leather Writing Cases 

GROUP— Paper, Blank Books, and Stationery. 

Class 258. 

CARTER, DINSMORE, AND CO., New York City. 

298 Liquid Gum 



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A. S. SPENCE & CO., San Francisco, Cal. 

299 Mackinnon Self- Feeding Pens 

J. V. SMITH'S MANUFACTURING CO., Smithville, N. Y. 

300 Stationers' Articles 

VAN KLEECK, CLARK, AND CO., New Yorlg City. 

301 Muckle's Letter Opener 

Class 259. 
MADAME DEMOREST, New York City. 

302 Paper Patterns of Ladies Dresses 

Class 262. 

A. M. COLLINS, New York City. 

303 Cardboard 

DUNBAR, HOBART, AND WHIDDEN, Boston, Mass. 

304 Show Card of Nails and Tacks 

Class 264. 

WILSON AND FENNIMORE, Philadelphia, Penn. 

305 Wall Paper 

306 Paper Hangings 

GROUP— Armaments, Military and Naval. 

Class 265. 
WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS, New Haven, Conn. 

307 Repeating Sporting Rifles 

308 Army Muskets 

309 Army Carbines 

310 Metallic Rim and Centre Fire Cartridges 

Group— Medicine, Surgery, Prothesis. 

Class 272. 
AMERICAN ABSORPTIVE PAD CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

311 Medicinal Pads for Lungs and Liver, &c., &c. 

FREDERICK BROWN, Philadelphia, Penn. 

312 Jamaica Ginger, Concentrated Extract of 



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CHESEBOROUGH AND CO., New York City. 

313 Yaseline (Prepared Healing Ointment) 

DUNDAS, DICK, AND CO., New York City. 

314 Medicated Capsules 

M'KESSON AND ROBBINS, New York City. 

315 Gelatine Coated Pills 

316 Pharmaceutical Preparations 

317 Dialized Iron 

318 Perfumery 

319 Elixirs 

320 Medicinal Roots — Fluid Extracts 

321 „ Barks — Resinoids 

E. E. HOUGHTON AND CO., PMadelpMa, Penn. 

322 Cosmoline (Unguentum Petrolei) 

323 „ Medicinal and Toilet Preparations 

TARRANT AND CO., New York City. 

324 Fluid Extracts 

325 Pharmaceutical Preparations 

WILLIAM R. WARNER AND CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

326 Sugar Coated Pills of the various Pharmacopoeias 

327 Preparations of Pepsine 

328 Medicinal Elixirs 

329 Dialysed Iron 

330 Fluid Extracts 

331 Medicated Lozenges 

332 Resinoids 

333 Pharmaceutical Preparations 

334 Cod Liver Oil and Preparations 

335 Ingluvin 

336 Medicated Granules 

337 „ Parvules 

338 Flavouring Extracts 

J. WYETH & BRO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

339 Medicinal Elixirs 

340 Preparations of Pepsine 

341 Compressed Pills 

Class 277. 

H. S. JUSTI, PhUadelphia. 

342 Artificial Teeth 



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SAMUEL S. WHITE, Philadelphia. 

343 Dental Lathes 

344 „ Chairs 

345 „ Engines 

346 ,, Brackets 

347 „ Forceps 

348 „ Automatic Pluggers g 

349 Artificial Teeth 

350 Dental Tools of all description 

GROUP — Hardware, Edge Tools, Cutlery, and Metallic 
Products. 

Class 279. 
G. W. & H. S. BAETHOLOMEW. 

351 Hardware 

352 Tools 

Class 279. 
E. M. BOYNTON, Newark, New Jersey. 

353 Lightning Cross cut Saws 

354 ,, Co inbi nation Saws 



355 


, Circular 


356 


, Compass 


357 


Band 


358 


, Butcher 


359 


Back 



HENRY CHENEY, Little Falls, New York. 

360 Hammers of Best Steel 

361 Sledges 

COLLINS ^^ CO., Hartford, Conn.^ 

362 Axes 

363 Hatchets, Joiners' Knives 

364 Various styles of Edge Tools 

DOUGLAS AXE MANUF. CO., Boston, M uss. 

365 Hatchets 

366 Axes 

HENRY DISSTON & SONS, Philadelphia, P.^nn 

367 Saws 

368 Circular Saws (with mandrel) 

369 Cross-cut ,, 

370 Hand 

371 Concave ,, 

372 Gummer ,, 



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373 Conqueror Savage Saws 

374 Cross-cut Saw Handles 

375 Saw Sets ot various kinds 

DOUGLASS MANUFACTURING CO., New York City. 

376 Mechanics' Tools 

377 Chisels 



378 


Gouges 


379 


Drawing Knives 


380 


Augers 


381 


Bits 


382 


Hollow Augers 


383 


Gimlets 


384 


Screw Drivers 


385 


Boring Machines 



HORACE DURRIE & CO., New York City. 

386 Wrenches 

GRAHAM & HAINES, New York City. 

387 Axes 

388 Hatchets 

389 Hand Saws 

390 Shingling Hatchets 

391 Pruning „ 

392 Wrenches 

R. HOE & CO., New York City. 

393 One Saw (Circular Inserted Chisel Tootli) 

IVES & CO., New Haven, Conn. 

394 Augers 

395 Bits 

396 Planes 

397 Rules 

398 Squares 

LANE, GALE, & CO., New York City. 

399 Axes 

400 Squares 

STANLEY RULE AND LEVEL CO., New Britain, Conn. 

401 Spirit Levels 

402 Rules 

403 Planes 

404 Plumbs 

405 Squares 



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TRUMP BEOS., Wilmington, Del. 

406 Scroll Saws (Dexter and Fleetwood) 

WEED AND BECKER MANUFACTURING CO., 

Cohoes, N.Y. 

407 Axes 

408 Hatchets 

409 Edge Tools 

YERKES AND PLUMB, Philadelphia, Penn. 

410 Hammers 

41 1 Axes 

412 Hatchets 

413 Sledges 

Class 280. 

J. S. FISCHER, Philadelphia. 

414 Razor Strops 

Class 281. 
ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS, New York City. 

415 Sapolio (Polishing Powder) 

Class 282. 
ABENDROTH BROS., New York City. 

416 Iron Oat Mangers 

417 „ Hay Racks 

418 Ornamental Iron Garden Yases 

DAYID S. CRESWELL, Philadelphia, Penn. 

419 Ornamental Lamp Posts (complete) 

420 Iron Stable Furniture 

E. MILLER AND CO., Meriden, Conn. 

421 Ornamental Bronzed Statuettes. 

RUSSELL AND ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO., 

New Britain, Conn. 

422 Ornamental Castings 

Class 283. 
ABENDROTH BROS., New York City. 

423 Plumbers' Goods 

424 Sinks (Plain, Enamelled, and Galvanized) 

425 Pipe 

426 Pipe Fittings 



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K. COOK AND SONS, Winstead, Conn. 

427 Carriage Axles 

428 Buggy „ 

FRENCH AND CO., Pittsburgh, Peun. 

429 Carriage Springs 

GLOBE NAIL CO., Boston, Mass. 

430 Machine-made Horse Shoe Nails 

HOOPES AND TOWNSEND, Philadelphia, Penn. 

431 Nuts 

432 Bolts 

433 Boiler and Bridge Rivets 

IVES AND MILLER, New Haven, Conn. 

434 Common and Concord Axles 

435 Rubber Cushioned „ 

* J. F. McCOY AND CO., New York City. 

436 Ship Chandlery 

D. K. MILLER LOCK CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

437 Self-locking Padlocks and Combinations 

Class 283. 

RUSSELL AND ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO., 
New Britain, Conn. 

438 Locks 

439 Latches 

440 Hinges 

441 Iron wood Screws 

442 Brass 

443 Nickel-plated Wood Screw.s 

SHELDON & CO., Auburn, N.Y. 

444 Anchor Brand of Carriage Axles 

WOEPPER k CO., New York City. 

445 Plumbers' Goods 

446 Sinks 

447 Pipes 

448 Pipe Fittings 



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GROTJi'— Fabrics of Vegetable. Animal, or Mineral 
Materials, 

Class 284. 
NEW JERSEY RUBBER CO., Newark, N.J. 

441) Rubber Boots 

450 „ Shoes 

451 „ Sandals 

452 „ Leggings 

Class 286. 
SILVER LAKE CO., Boston, Mass. 

453 Solid Braided Cotton Window-sash Cord 

454 Check Lines 

455 Worsted Curtain Cords 

456 Cotton 

L. WATERBURY & CO., Brooklyn, N.Y. 

457 Manila Cordage 

458 Hemp „ 

WELLINGTON BROS., & CO., Boston, Mass. 

459 Samples of Cordage 

460 Packing Cord 

461 Sash 

Class 290. 

WASHBURN AND MOEN MANUFACTURING CO., 
Worcester, Mass. 

462 Galvanized Iron Wire 

463 ,, and Japanned Barb Fencing Wire 



GROUP— Carriages, Vehicles, and Accessories. 

Class 291. 

ABBOT, DOWNING, & CO., Concord, N.H 

464 Pleasure Carriages 

F. BOYLSTON, New York City. 

465 Pleasure Carriages 



FISH BROS., Racine, Wis. 



466 Trotting Buggies 



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H. HOOKER & Co., New Haven, Conn. 

467 Strathmere Top Buggies (Stever's Patent Springs) 
4:68 Warwick No Top „ „ „ 

KERREY BROS., Agents, Sydney. 

469 Pleasure Carriages 

Class 292. 
POPE MANUFACTURING CO., Boston, Mass. 

470 One Columbia Bicycle 

471 One Cyclometre 

Class 293. 
P. ADAMS. 

472 Heavy Draught Waggons 

CORTLAND WAGGON CO., New York City. 

473 One Waggon (Full Back, Leather Trimmings) 

474 One Waggon (Fancy Back „ 

475 One Medium Waggon 

476 One Heavy „ 

DOLE & OSGOOD, Boston, Mass. 

477 One Light Express Waggon 

478 One Medium „ 

FISH BROS. & CO., Racine, Wis. 

479 Platform Spring Waggons 

STUDEBAKER BROS., South Bend, Ind. 

480 The Nevada Waggon 

Class 294. 

F. BOYLE, Sydney, N.S.W., Agent. 

481 Horse Furniture 

NEW HAYEN CARRIAGE CO., New Haven, Conn. 

482 Buggy Bodies 

483 Adjustable Buggy Tops 

484 Buggy Axles 

CONDIE (fe PATTON. 

485 Carriage Harness 

486 Buggy „ 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 

GTFFORD & BEECH, New York Ch) 

488 Hickory Rims, Baggy 

489 „ „ Cart 

490 „ Spokes, Buggy 

491 „ „ Cart 

492 Elem Hubs 

493 Hickory Poles, Shafts 

494 Lazy Backs 

495 Bent Seat Rails, &c. 

J. R. HILL & CO., New York City. 

496 Carriage Harness 

497 Waggon ' „ 

498 Buggy 



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DEPARTMENT III.— EDUCATION AND 
SCIENCE. 

GROUP— Educational Systems, Methods, and Libraries. 

Class 306. 

BRUCE NEW YORK TYPE FOUNDRY, New York City. 

499 Specimens of Printing Type in Book Form 

COWPERTHWAITE &, CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

500 School Books and Charts 

501 Text Books of all kinds 

H. LOCKWOOD, New Y^ork City. 

502 S})ecimens of Printing and Engraving 

503 American Mail and Export Journal 

T. KELLY, Philadelphia, Penn. 

504 Books 

505 Bibles 

PORTER AND COATES, Philadelphia, Penn. 

50G Standard Books and Works of American and Foreign 
Authors 

507 Wilson's American Ornithology 

F. M. STODDART AND CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

508 Encyclopaedia Britannica 
609 Text Books upon Music 

510 Music of every description 

511 Gallery of Famous Poets 

512 Gallery of English and American Women famous in Song 



GROUP — Scientific and Philosophical Instruments and 
Methods. 

FAIRBANKS AND CO., New York and London, Eng. 

513 Railway Weighbridge, 25 tons capacity 

514 Weighbridge, 6 tons capacity, platform 16 ft. by 8 ft. 

515 „ portable, 3 tons capacity 

516 ,, fitted with posts and chains for weighing cattle 

517 Thirty-tive cwt. Dormant Warehouse Weighing Machine, 2 

iron pillars 

518 Twelve cwt. Platform Weighing Machine, with galvanized 

platform 



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FAIRBANKS AND CO., New York and London, Eng. 

519 Twenty cwt. Dock Weighing Machine, with beam folded 

and locked in pillar 

520 Platform "Weighing Machines, all sizes and capacity 

521 Grain and Seed Testing Scales 

522 Counter Scales 

523 Union Platform and Scoop Scales 

524 Prescription and Druggists' Scales 

525 Post Office Balances 

526 Seven cwt. Beam and Frame, for weighing wool 

527 Dynamometers 

528 Samples of Pivots, Loops, tfec, used in Scales and Weigh- 

bridges 



Class 309. 

HOWE- SCALE CO., Rutland, Yt. 

529 Balances for Weighing Letters and all kinds mai matter 

530 Weighing Machines for Cheese Factories, Dairies, and Flour 

Mills 

531 Weighing Machines for Farmers and Plantations 

532 „ „ for Mines, Furnaces, Foundries, and 
Rolling Mills 

533 Weighing Machines for Railroads, for track and station use 

534 „ „ for Army use 

535 A Sample Weighing Machine for computing large quantities 

536 A Hydrostatic Weighing Machine for use in connection 

with cranes, derricks, &c. 

Class 310. 

AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass. 

537 Gold and Silver Machine-made Watches of the finest designs 

and finish. Also, uncased Movements ; all grades of 
finish and prices 

ANSONIA CLOCK CO., Ansonia, Conn. 

538 Wall Clocks 

539 Office „ 

540 Parlour „ 

541 Alarm „ 

542 Levers „ 

543 Spring ,, 

544 Weight „ 

545 Calendar Clocks 

546 One, Eight, and Thirty day Clocks 



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SETH THOMA.S ct CO., Bristol, Conn. 

5i7 Wall Clocks 

548 Omce 

549 Parlour 

550 Lever 

551 Weight 

552 Calendar 

553 Alarm 

554 Spring 

ITHACA CALENDAR CLOCK CO., Ithaca, N.Y. 

555 Various styles of Calendar Clocks, for Regulator, Bank, 

Office and Parlour use 

WATERBURY CLOCK CO., Waterbury, Conn. 

556 Mantel, Weight, Lever, and Alarm Clocks 

557 Office, Calendar, and Par] >ar Clocks," one, eight, and 30 d:sy 

Class 312. 

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., New York City. 

558 Telegraphic Instruments 

Class 313. 

BRIDGEPORT ORGAN CO., Bridgeport, Conn. 

559 Five Cabinet Organs, in American walnut, of different styles, 

finish, and prices 

CHICK ERING & SONS, Boston, Mass. 

560 Two rosewood 7 octave Pianos 

561 „ 71 Piano 

562 B. walnut 7 1 

563 Rosewood 7^ „ 

264 Phonograph (Edison's Patent), exhibited by M. Montgomery, 
Sydney 

ESTEY & CO., Brattleboro', Vt. 

565 Cabinet and Pedal Organ 

566 Single reed Parlor Organ 

567 Double reed ,, 

568 Cabinet Organ, with pipe top 

569 ,, 9 stop and sub bass 

HORACE WATERS, New York City. 

57(> Large size Cabinet Organ 

571 Four smallei- size CaV)inet Orgfnns 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. ' 27 

JAMES & HOLSTRUM, Boston, Mass. 

572 Eosewood 7^ octave Upright Piano 

MASON & HAMLIN, Boston, Mass. 

573 Large pedal Bass Organ 

5/4 Six Cabinet pe.lal Organs, in American walnut 

575 Student pedal Organ 

NEW ENGLAND ORGAN CO., Boston, Mass. 

576 Large pedal Bass Organ 

577 Student pedal Organ 

578 Six Cabinet Organs 

579 Eliott's Patent Piano 

PELOUBET, PELTON & CO., New York City. 

580 Pipe Top Organ 

581 Three Cabinet Organs 

582 ,, „ Student Organs 

STEINWAY AND SONS, New York City. 

583 One Concert Grand Piano 

584 One Upright „ • 

TAYLOR & FARLEY ORGAN CO., Worcester, Mass. 

585 Five Cabinet Organs 

EDGEMOOR IRON WORKS, Wilmington, Del. 

586 American Truss Bridge 



GROUP— Physical and Moral Condition of Man. 

FAIRBANKS AND CO., New York and London. 

587 Remington Type Writers 

588 Copying Presses 

Class 322. 

SILAS C. HERRING & CO., New York City. 

589 Fire and Burglar Proof, House, Office, Bankers', and Parlor 

Safes 

Class 324. 

MILES ALARM TILL CO., Providence, N. J. 

590 Alarm Cash Drawers 



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DEPARTMENT IV.-ART. 

GROUP-Sciilpture. 

Class 400. 

JOHN ROGERS AND CO., New York City. 

591 Statuary Groups of Plaster Casts 

592 '' Coming to the Parson " 

593 " Weighing the Baby " 

594 '-School Examination" 

595 " School Days " 

596 Private Theatricals 

597 Travelling Magician 



GROUP— Painting. 

I 

Class 406. \ 

PHILIP WEBER, Philadelphia, Penn. i 

598 One Oil Painting, Grand Cross, Grand Manon Island, Canada I 

599 ,, „ Wetterhorn, Switzerland j 

600 „ „ Hinter See, Bavaria ! 



G- ROUP— Photography. 

EDGEMOOR IRON CO., Wilmington, Del. 

601 Photographs of Bridges built by Co. 

KEYSTONE BRIDGE CO., Pittsburgh, Penn. 

602 Photographs of Bridges built by Co. 

GROUP— Engraving and Lithography. 

Class 414. 

A. L. BANCROFT & CO., San Francisco. 

603 Samples of Lithographic Colour Printing. 

L. PRANG & CO., Boston. 

604 Chromo Lithographs 

Class 418. 

E. k H. T. ANTHONY, New York City. 

605 Photographic Materials 



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GROUP— Industrial and Architectural Designs, Models and 

Decorations. ' 

ABENDROTH BROS., New York City. | 

606 Ornamental Iron Castings 

607 Forged Metal Work for Decorations 

HARRIS ik CO., Boston, Mass. 

608 Weather Vanes 

J. L. MOTT, New York City. 

609 Ornamental Fountains 

610 Weather Vanes 

611 Artistic Castings 

RCJSSELL AND ERWIN MANUFACTURING CO., ■ 

New Britain, Conn. 

612 Artistic Trimmings 

613 Ai'tistic Castings 

614 Artistic Metal Work for Decoration 



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DEPARTMENT V.— MACHINERY. 

GROUP— Machines, Tools, and Apparatus of Mining, Metal- i 
lurgy, Chemistry, and the Extractive Arts. 

Class 506. j 

ROOT MANUFACTURING CO., Boston, Mass. \ 

615 Boston Forge Blower ! 



GROUP— Machines and Tools for Working Metal, Wood, 
and Stone. 

Class 510. 
HORACE DURRIE AND CO. 

616 Wood- working Machinery 

ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

617 Two Cork Pressers 

J. A. FAY AND CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. 

618 Twenty-four-inch Centennial Wood Planing Machine 

619 „ Hand and Power Full Surface Planer 

620 No. 31 Patent Power Mortising and Boxing Machine 

621 Sixteen-inch Yictor Lathe for Wood Turning 

622 Twenty-inch Swing Yictor Lathe 

623 No. 4 Large Size Patent Moulding Machine 
624- Power Automatic Knife Grinder 

625 No. 2 Band Sawing Machine 

626 Improved Band Saw Setting and Filing Machine 

627 Patent Door and Sash Tennoniug Machine 

628 Swing Cut-otf Sawing Machine 

629 Patent Power Dovetailing Machine 

630 Mitering Machine 

631 No. 21 Patent Planing, Matching, and Beading Machine 

632 One each, Nos. 1, 2, 3, Saw Arbors 

633 „ ,, Small Boxing Arbors 

634 Patent Car Graining Machine 

635 „ Large Rotary Car Mortising and Boxing Machine 

FIRST AND PRYIBIL, New York City. 

636 Double Spindle Wood Boring Machine 

637 No. 2 Band Saw 

638 No. 4 Band Saw 

GOODELL & WATERS, Philadelphia, Penn. 

639 Wood Working Machiner}^ 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 31 

H. P. GREGORY AND CO., San Francisco, Gal. 

640 Booth's Carving, Paneling, and Moulding Machine 

641 Marsh's Wood Turning Lathe 

KIMBALL AND KIMBALL, Philadelphia, Penn. 

642 Band Saw 

C. B. RODGERS, New York City. 

643 No. 4 Double Cylinder Planing Machine 

644 No. 5 Pony Planing Machine 

645 Thirty-si35;-inch Band Saw 

PL B. SMITH MACHINE CO., New Jersey. 

646 New Style Mortiser 

647 D Moulder, Four Sides 

648 No. 2 Band Saw 

649 No. 2 Tenoning Machine 

650 No. 2 Bevel Saw Table and Saw 

651 No. 3 and No. 6 Vice Saw Tables and Saws 

TRUMP BROS. MANUFACTURING CO., Wilmington, Del. 

652 Dexter Scroll Saw 

653 Fleetwood Scroll Saw 

WETHERBY, RUGG, & RICHARDSON, Worcester, Mass. 

654 Resawing Machine 

S. A. WOODS MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass. 

655 Twelve-foot by 24-inch " Grey and Wood" Planer, with 

Feed Roll Attachment 

656 No. 2 24-inch Shop Surfacer 

Claps 514. 
CLEYELAND STEAM GAUGE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. 

657 Portable Forge with Blower 

Class 515, 
H. P. GREGORY AND CO., San Francisco, Cal. 

658 Ironworking Machinery 

PUTNAM MACHINE CO., Fitchburg, Mass^ 

659 Drilling Machine 

660 Iron Planing Machine 

661 12 inch Engine Screw Cutting Lathe 

WM. SELLARS AND CO., Philadelphia, Peni). 

662 Pianer 

663 Lathe 

664 Bolt Cutter 



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TANNITE MANUFACTURING CO., Stioudsbiug, Peun 

665 Seven Wheel Emery Machine 

666 No. 1 A Saw Gu miner 

667 No. 1 Emery Grinder. 2 Wheels 

668 No. 2 ' ,, ' „ 

D. L. YENNED Y, New York Citv. 
Q6'J Bar Shear 

670 „ Punch 

WILEY & RUSSELL MANUFG. CO., Greentield, Mass 

671 Bolt Cutter 

672 Nut Tapper, Mounted 

673 Fire Upsetter 

674 Bolt Cutter and Nut Tapper, with Balance Wheel 

675 Lightning Screw Plate Screwing Tackle 

Class 516. 

ROWLEY AND HERMANCE, Williamsport, Penn. 

676 Sand Papering Machine 
676a Wood Planing Machine 
676b „ Mortising Machine 

Class 519. 
COBB AND DREW. 

677 Boiler Rivets 

678 Rivets for all Purposes 

ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphia. 

679 Three Bung Hole Borers 

680 Two Cork Pressers 

GRAHAM AND HAINES, New York Citv. 



681 


Hammers 






682 


Wrenclies 






683 


Axes 






684 


Lath Hatchets 






685 


Shingling Hatchets 






686 


Pruning Hatchets 








PARKER TOOL CO., 


AFeriden, 


Conn. 


687 


One Noveltv Pipe Yice 






688 


Parallel Vices, Nos. 3 to 35 






689 


Saw Yice, No. 43 







GROUP.— Machines and Implements of Spiuning, Weav- 
ing, Felting, and Paper-Making. 

Class 522. 

H. P. GREGORY AND CO., San Francisco. Cah 
90 Wool-washino- Machinery 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 33 

H. P. ROGERS, New York City. 
691 Wool- washing Machinery 



GROUP.— Machines, Apparatus and Implements used in 
Sewing and Making Clothing, and Ornamental Objects. 

Class 530. 

DANA BICKFORD KNITTING MACHINE CO., Brattle- 
boro, Yt. 

692 Knitting Machines 

DAYIS SEWING MACHINE CO., Watertown, N.Y. 

693 Twelve Sewing Machines in different styles and finish 

HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE CO., JOHNSON 
CLARK AND CO., Pittsburgh, Penn. 

694 Hand and Treadle Sewing Machines in different styles and 

finish 

GORDON AND GOTCH, Sydney. 

695 Twombly Knitting Machine 

WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO., Cleveland, Ohio. 

696 Nine Sewing Machines in different styles and finish 

WILCOX AND GIBBS SEWING MACHINE CO., New 
York City. 

697 Five Automatic Sewing Machines, different styles ; also- 

Hand Machines 

WHEELER AND WILSON MACHINE CO., Bridgeport, 
Conn. 

698 Sewing Machines of different styles and finish 

Class 531. 
C. S. OSBORNE AND CO., Newark, New Jersey. 

699 Case of Harness-makers' Tools 

Class 533. 

ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphia, 
Penn. 

700 Irons in Sets, Nos. 50 to 115 inclusive 

701 „ Plated, Nos. 120 to 125 inclusire 



34 UNITED STATES COUET. 

GBOUP. —Machines and Apparatus for Type-Setting, Print- 
ing, Stamping, Embossing, and for Making Books, and 
Paper Working. 

Class 538. 
J. W. DAUGFADAY AND CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

702 Improved Model Printing Presses for Hand and Foot 

Power 

GOLDING AND CO., Boston, Mass. 

703 Three " Pearl" Printing Presses 

R. HOE AND CO., New York City. 

704 Complete Hoe Printing Press 

Class 540. 
GEO. BRIJCE AND SONS, New York City. 

705 Specimens of Printing Type — Book Form 

MACKELLAR, SMITH, AND JORDAN, Philadelphia, Penn. 

706 Case of Type for Book, Letterpress, Music and Fancy 

Printing 

R. PAGE AND CO., Norwich, Conn. 

707 Case of Wood Printing Type and Borders 

Class 541. 

R. HOE AND CO., New York City. 

708 Full set of Printers' Furniture 

Class 544. 

G. H. SANDBORN, New York City. 

709 Gem Paper Cutter 



GROUP— Motors and Apparatus for the Generation and 
Transmission of Power. 

Class 546. 

NATIONAL TUBE Co., Connellsville, Penn. 

710 Tubes for Boilers 

UNION TUBE CO., Connellsville, Penn. 

711 Tubes for Boilers 

Class 551. 
GEO. H. GARDENER, New York City. 

712 Governor for Engine Speeds 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 35 

GROUP— Hydraulic and Pneumatic Apparatus, Pumping, 
Hoisting, and Lifting. 

Class 552. 

GEO. F. BLAKE, MANUFACTURING CO., New York and 

Boston. 

713 Mining Pump, 14 by 7 by 12 in. 

714 Double Plunger Pump, 8 by 5 by 12 in. 

715 Steam Fire Pump, 14 by 7 by 12 in., 4 streams 

716 No. 2. Two Steam Pumps, 4 by 21 by 5 in. 

717 „ 3. Steam Pump, SJ by 31 by 7 in. 

GOULD PUMP CO., Seneca Falls, N.Y. 

718 Double Action Fire Pump 

HARTFORD STEAM PUMP CO., Hartford, Conn, 

719 The Hartford Automatic Pump 

Class 552. 

C. B. HARDICK, New York City. 

720 Niagara Steam Pump, No. 3. 



Class 554. 
NASON MANUFACTURING CO. 



721 Pumps 



OSCILLATING PUMP CO., PMladelpbia, Pa. 

722 Force and Bilge Pumps 

RUMSEY AND CO., Seneca Falls, N.Y. 

723 Steam Fire Engine and Pump 

Class 655. 

AMES PLOW CO., Boston, Mass. 

724 " Little Giant " Wheel Jack 

H. A. DUNDGEONS, New York City. 

725 Ten Ton Hydraulic Jack 

GIFFORD &^ BEECH, New York City 

726 " Star " Waggon Jack 

727 " Swiftsure " Waggon Jack 

HIGGANUM MANUFACTURING CO., Higganum, Conn. 

728 " Clark's " Jack 



36 UNITED STATES COURT. 

WHITTIER MACHINE CO., Boston, Mass. 

729 Cabinet Passenger Elevator 

730 Freight ,, 

GROUP— Railway Plant, Rolling Stock, and Apparatus* 

Class 564-. 

A. WHITNEY AND SONS, Philadelphia, Penn. 

731 Railroad Axles 

732 „ Wheels 

733 Tramcar Axles 

734 „ Wheels 

Class 573. 

ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

735 Tobacco Cutters 

Class 574, 

ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

736 Coffee Mills 



GROUP— Aerial, Pneumatic, and Water Transportation^ 

DEGRAN, AYMER, AND CO., New Yorlj: City. 

737 Oars of different quality and size 

EDGEMOORE IRON WORKS, Wilmington, Del. 

738 Models and Drawings of Bridges 

KEYSTONE BRIDGE CO., Pittsburg, Penn. 

739 Models and Drawings of Bridges 

E. W. PAGE AND SON, New York City. 

740 Oars of different quality and size 

E. WATERS AND SON, Yonkers, N.Y. 

741 One Four-oared Out-rigger Gig, Racing Boat, without Cox- 

swain, made of Papier-mache 



GROUP— Machinery and Apparatus especially adapted ta 
the Requirements of the Exhibition. 

Class 585. 

COPELAND & BACON, New York City. 
742 Steam Crane 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 37 



DEPARTMENT VI— AGRICULTURE. 

GROUP — Animal Products, Land and Marine (used as 

food). 

Class 600. 

J. W. V. COOK, Clifton, Oregon. 

743 Canned Salmon from Columbia River. 

W. T. COLEMAN & CO., San Francisco. 

744 Canned Salmon 

W. S. KENNEDY, Astoria, Oregon. 

745 Canned Salmon 

S. OPENHEIMER, San Francisco. 

746 Sausage Casings 

PORTLAND PACKING CO., Portland, Me. 

747 " Star" Brand of Canned Lobster 

748 Canned Turkey 

749 „ Chicken 

750 „ Duck 

751 „ Goose 

752 „ Beef 

753 „ Ham 

754 „ Mutton 

H. K. & F. B. THURBER, New York City. 

755 Canned Lobster 

756 „ Meats 

757 „ Fish 

Class 601. 

SIMPSON, M'INTIRE, & CO., New York City. 

758 Toocan Brand of Dairymen's Creamery Butter in cans 

Class 602. 

J. G. KRAFT, &];C0., Baltimore, Md. 

759 Canned Oysters 



760 
761 


H. K. & F. B. THURBER, New York City. 
Canned Oysters 
„ Clams 


762 
763 


„ Escollops 
„ Mussels 



38 UNITED STATES COURT. 

Class 603. 

H. K. & F. B. THURBER, New York City. 

764 Bottled Honey 

765 „ Gelatine 

766 „ Isinglass 

GROUP— Animal Products, Land and Marine (used 
Materials.) 

T. CUMMINGS & CO., Boston, Mass. 

767 Leather Tanned 

768 Samples of Kid Skins 

S. J. MATTHEWS, Philadelphia, Penn. 

769 Samples of Kid Skins 

770 Tanned Leather 

Class 607. 

ILSLEY, DOUBLED AY, & CO., New York City. 

771 Refined Lard Oil 

772 Lard ,, 

773 Marine „ 

H. K. & F. B. THURBER, New York City. 

774 Refined Lard Oil 



GROUP— Agricultural Products. 

Class 623. 
W. T. COLEMAN, San Francisco, Cal. 



775 


Sampl 


es of California grown Barley 


776 


Two samples Chevalier „ 


777 


3> 


,, Bright Brewing „ 


778 


One 


„ Feed 
LOWERY & CO., San Francisco, Cal 


779 


Bottled Samples of Wheat 


780 




„ Corn 


781 




„ Beans 


782 




„ Bran 


783 




„ Rye 


784 




„ „ Buckwheat 


785 




„ „ Oats 

Class 626. 
E. GUITTARD, San Francisco, Cal 


786 


Prepared Mustard 


787 


5) 


Spices 


788 


5> 


Condiments of all kinds 



SYDNEY INTEKNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 39 

Class 626. 

W. S. KIMBALL, Rochester, N.Y. 

789 " Vanity Fair" Brand of Tobacco, for Smoking 

790 „ „ Cigarettes 

791 Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco 

H. K. AND F. B. THURBER, New York City. 

792 Prepared Spices 

793 „ Condiments of all kinds 

WATSON AND M'GILL, Petersburg, Va. 

794 Tobacco in Plugs, for Chewing and Smoking Purposes 

THOS. C. WILLIAMS, Richmond, Va. 

795 Tobacco for Chewing and Smoking 

GROUP— Vegetable Products used as Pood or Materials. 

Class 629, 

T. KINGSFORD AND CO., Oswego, N.Y. 

796 Oswego Corn Flour for Family Use 

CHAS. MORNINGSTAR AND CO., New York City. 

797 Corn Flour for Family Use 

H. K. AND F. B. THURBER, New York City. 

798 Prepared Oatmeal 



799 


>) 


Cracked Wheat 






800 


)) 


Corn Flour 

Class 630. 








J. 


G. KRAFT AND CO., Baltimore, 


Md. 


801 


Canned Peaches 






802 


jj 


Pears 






803 


)j 


Quinces and Other Fruits 






804 


» 


Vegetables 






805 


» 


Peas, Pineapples, and Tomatoes 
Class 630. 






SAN JOSE FRUIT PRESERVING CO., 


San Jose, Cal. 


806 


Canned Peaches 






807 


J) 


Pears 






808 


5> 


Quinces and Other Fruits 







H. K. AND F. B. THURBER, New York City. 

809 Canned Peaches 

810 „ Pears 

811 „ Quinces and Other Fruits 

812 „ Vegetables 



40 united states court. 

Class 631. 

T. KINGSFORD AND CO., Oswego, N.Y. 

813 Corn Starch for Laundry Use 

CHAS. MORNINGSTAR AND CO., New York City. 

814 Corn Starch for Laundry 

Class 632. 

H. K. AND F. B. THUEBER, New York City. 

815 Raspberry Syrup 

816 Grape Syrup 

817 Yanilla Syrup 

Class 633. 

E. GUITTARD AND CO., San Francisco. 

818 Superfine Yanilla Chocolate 

819 Breakfast Cocoa 

W. J. WILSON AND CO., Philadelphia, Penn. 

820 Biscuits 

821 Crackers 



GROUP.— Wines, Spirituous, Fermented and other 
Drinks. 

Class 636. 

BREIDT AND WILLI. 

822 Bottled Samples of Lager Beer 

W. F. KUNTZ AND CO., New York City. 

823 Champagne Lager Beer 

G. W. AND C. R. MILLER, Boston, Mass. 

824 " New York" Lager Beer 

MITTELSDORF AND CO., 

825 Lager Beer 

GEO. A. WEISS AND CO., Chicago, 111. 

826 Samples of Lager Beer 

Class 638. 

G. GITSON AND SONS. 

827 Samples of Alcohol Deodorized 

828 „ Whiskey 

829 „ Gin 

830 „ Brandy 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 41 

WILLOW SPRING DISTILLING CO., Omaba, Neb. 

831 Samples Pure Bourbon Whiskey 

832 „ Rye „ " 

833 „ Alcohol Deodorized 

834 „ East India Bitters 

835 „ Triple Refined Cologne Spirits. 



GROUP.— Textile Substances of Vegetable or Animal 
Origin. 

Class 639. 

GEO. CAMPBELL, Westminster, Vt. 

836 Samples of Wool from Merino Sheep 

NEW YORK STATE WOOL-GROWERS' ASSOCIA- 
TION, N.Y. 

837 Samples of Wool from Merino Sheep 

VERMONT WOOL-GROWERS' ASSOCIATION, Vt. 

838 Samples of Wool from Merino Sheep 



GROUP.— Machines, Implements, and Processes of Manu- 
facture. 

Class 653. 

J. H. ALLEN AND CO., New York City. 

839 Plows 

840 Harrows 

841 Cultivators 

842 Hoes 

843 Rakes and other Agricultural Implements 

AMES PLOW CO., Boston, Mass. 

844 Two Eagle Plows with Rod-wheel and Cutter 

845 Telegraph Plow 

846 Two Martin's Eagle Plow, with Rod- wheel and Cutter 

847 One-horse Centennial Swivel Plow 

848 Three two-horse Centennial Plows, Rod-wheel and Cutter 

849 Two Steel Plows (plain) 

850 Four „ „ with Rod-wheel and Cutter 

851 Hand Plow 

852 Geddes Harrow 

853 Reversible Steel Teeth Cultivator with Wheel 

CARR AND HOBSON, New York City. 

854 Manure Forks 

855 Sluice 



42 UNITED STATES COUET. 

A. B. COHU, New York City. 

856 Ploughs 

857 Rakes 

858 Wheelbarrows 

859 Agricultural Implements in General 

HOEACE DXJRRIE & CO , New York City. 
8G0 Hoes 

861 Weeders 

862 Rakes 

863 ' Sluice Forks 

864 Manure ,, 

865 Spading ,, 

866 Wrenches 

GRAHAM AND HAINES, New York City. 

867 Picks 

868 Mattocks 

869 Hoes 

HIGGANUM MANUFACTURING CO., Higganum, Conn. 

870 One Steel Plough 

871 Five „ Ploughs with Wheels 

872 Harrows 

MEYERS AND ERWIEN, Philadelphia, Penn. 

873 Manure Forks 

874 Sluice 

^75 Spading ,, 

876 Cast- Steel Rakes 

NEW JERSEY SULKY PLOUGH CO., New York City. 

877 One Sulky Plough Attachment 

T. ROWLANDS' SONS, Philadelphia, Penn. 

878 Empire Brand of Polished Cast Steel Back Strap Shovels 

and Spades 

879 Eureka Brand of Polished Cast Steel Back Strap Shovels 

and Spades 

SHEBLE AND FISHER, Philadelphia, Penn. 

880 Cast Steel Rakes 

881 Sluice Forks 

882 Manure „ 

883 Spading Tools 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 43 

J. DEERE AND CO., Moline, Illinois. 

884 Gang Plow 

885 Iron Beam Plow 

886 Gilpin Sulky Plow 

887 Two Wood Beam Ploughs 

NEW ZORK PLOW CO., New York City. 

888 Nishwitz Pulverizing Harrow 

Class 654. 
CARR AND HOBSON, New York City. 

889 Willoughby Seed Drill 

GODELL MANUFACTURING CO., Antrim, N.H. 

890 Cahoon Patent Broad Cast Seed Sower, Hand Power 

891 „ „ „ Horse „ 

WAYNE AGRICULTURAL CO., Richmond, Ind. 

892 One Grain Drill 

Class 655. 
AMES PLOW CO., Boston, Mass. 

893 Spiral Knife, Hyde Roller, Hay Cutters 

894 Revolving Horse Rakes 

895 Ross Lawn Mower 

896 One Steel Tooth Horse Rake 

BRADLEY AND CO., Syracuse, N.Y. 

897 One Horse Rake 

CARR AND HOBSON, New York City 

898 President Lawn Mowers 

899 „ Horse Rake 

900 „ Hay Forks 

CHADBORN AND COLD WELL MANUFACTURING CO. 
Newburgh, N.Y. 

901 Excelsior Brand of Lawn Mowers, Horse Power 

902 „ „ „ Hand „ 

CHARTER OAK LAWN MOWER CO., Hartford, Conn. 

903 Lawn Mowers 

A. B. COHU, New York City. 

904 Hay Cutters 



44 UNITED STATES COURT. 

HORACE DURRIE, New York City. 

905 " Pennsylvania" Lawn Mowers 

GRAHA]\I, EMLEN, AND PASSMORE, Philadelphia, Penn. 

906 Philadelphia Lawn Mowers Hand Power 
907 

GRAHAM AND HAINES, New York City. 

908 Scythes 

909 Snathes 

•MYERS AND ERWIEN, Philadelphia, Penn. 

910 Hay Forks 

D. M. OSBORNE AND CO., Auburn, N.Y. 

911 The Celebrated Osborne Self-binding Harvester 

912 The No. 6 Combined Reaper and Mower 

913 The No. 8 Single Reaper 

914 The No. 3 Single Reaper 

915 The No. 5 Mower 

916 The No. 1 Mower 

VANCAMPTON & CO., Belmont, New York. 

917 The " Lion " Sulky Horse Hay Rake 

WALTER A. WOOD MOWING & REAPING MACHINE 
CO., Hoosick Falls, N.Y. 

918 Self-binding Harvester 

919 Self Rake Side Delivery Reaper 

920 Enclosed Gear Mower 

B. C. TAYLOR, Dayton, Ohio. 

921 Horse Rake 

C. H. AND L. J. McCORMICK, Chicago, Illinois. 

922 Harvester and Self Binder 

923 Advance Side Delivery Reaper and Mower 

R. H. McCORMICK, Chicago, Illinois. 
924r Thrasher and Cleaner 

Class 656. 

CARR & HOBSON, New York City. 
925 Winnowing Machines 



SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 45 

HIGGANUM MANUFACTUEI:NG CO., Higganum, Conn. 

926 CornShellers 

927 Separators 



928 The Buffalo Pitts' Thresher and Cleaner, with Wagon and 



PITT'S AGEICULTURAL WORKS, Buffalo, N.Y. 

e Buffalo 
Stacker 

Class 657. 

AMES PLOW CO., Boston, Mass. 

929 Meat Cutters 

930 Corn Mills 

931 Vegetable Cutters 

932 Horse and Hand Grain Mill 

CARR & HOBSON, Kew York City. 

933 President Chaff Cutter with Elevator 

ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING CO., Philadelphia, Penn, 

934 Meat Cutters 

935 Measuring Faucet 

HIGGANUM MANUFACTURING CO., Higganum, Mass. 

936 Corn Mills - 

HOWE, BADCOCK, & CO., New York City. 

937 Flour Mill Machinery 

Class 658. 

AMES PLOW Co., Boston, Mass. 

938 Thermometer Churns 

939 Tarnished Cylinder Churns 

940 One self-acting Cheese Press 

941 One Grant Fan Mill 

942 Three Corn Shellers 

943 One Corn Planter 

944 Three Seed Sowers 

945 Two Sausage Fillers 

CARR, HOBSON & CO., New York City. 

946 Thermometer Churns 



46 ■ UNITED STATES COUET. 

A. B. COHU, New York City. 

947 Churns various kinds 

ENTERPKISE MANUFACTURING CO, Philadelphia, Penn. 

948 Victor Cheese Cutter 

949 Butter Knife and Extractor 



GROUP.— Agricultural Engineering, and Administration. 

Class 661. 
AMES PLOW CO., Boston, Mass. 

950 Hand-carts 

951 Boston Hand-carts, with improved Hubs 

952 Wheelbarrows, Iron Hubs 

STUDEBAKER BROS., South Bend, Ind. 

953 Farm Utility Waggons 

954 Carts, American Pattern 



Class 662. 
HIGGANUM MANUFACTURING CO., Higganum, Conn. 

955 Windmill with Pump 

ECLIPSE WINDMILL CO., Beloit, Wis. 

956 Windmill and Pump 

KEWANEE MANUFACTURING CO., Kewanee, 111. 

957 Windmill with Pump 

L. H. WOODIN, San Francisco, Cal. 

958 Windmill with Pump 



959 Halladay's Windmill 

ALTHOUSE WINDMILL CO., San Francisco, Cal. 

960 Windmill with Pump 



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